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1. HSC BLOG (English (US))
   Movable Type BLOG for TAMU Health Science Center
   
   • Strategy
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2. hacksciences - the tech junkies' weblog (English (US))
   hacksciences is about Linux, Macs, the Internet, the I.T. industry, politics, art, science, and other fun stuff.
   
   • Linux hacking
   • Free Software and Open Source
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3. Oleo (English (US))
   "The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science. He to whom this emotion is a stranger, who can no longer pause to wonder and stand rapt in awe, is as good as dead: his eyes are closed." -Albert Einstein (1897-1955)
   
   • Linux Hardware
   
   
4. Forbes Wolfe (English (US))
   ...An insider's blog on the science, markets, and undiscovered trends of nanotech.
   A must-read companion to the Forbes/Wolfe Nanotech Report.
   
   • People
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5. Column of the Wolf (English (US))
   A daily mix of news covering technology, science, human rights, wolf news, stupid human tricks and many other topics.
   
   
   
6. Shih (English (US))
   "Shih was opposite of facts and information; shih was the elegance of knowledge, the insight and skill to organize knowledge into meaningful patterns. As an artist chooses colors of paint or light to make her pictures, so a master of shih choose textutres of knowledge-- various ideas, myths, abstractions, and theories-- to create a way of seeing the world. The aesthetics of beauty and knowledge-- this was shih.

   He explained that the etymon for shih was a simple word in Old Chinese; the Fravashi had fallen in love with this word, and they had borrowed and adapted it when they invented Moksha. From Moksha, the concept of shih had entered into the Language-- along with thousands of other concepts and words.

   'Ah, ah, I've been saving it for the proper time,' Old Father said. 'In the Language, shih is elegance in using one's knowledge. But in Moksha, this broader meaning: Shih is recognizing and making sense of different _kinds_ of knowledge. It's the most brilliant art, this ability to guage the beauties and weaknesses of different worldviews.'"

   --The Broken God, David Zindell

   This is where the thoughtful entries go... or at least those entries intended to be thoughtful. This is where the engineering and computer science entries go; the book reviews, fact or fiction; and even the hobby entries... because I tend to be thoughtful about my hobbies, as well.
   

   • Review: Science Fiction
   • Role Playing Games
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